Concrete waterproofing is a popular service for homeowners and industrial facility operators alike. But when it comes to business owners and managers, the financial aspect of waterproofing your building can often go unnoticed. So what can concrete waterproofing do for your bottom line? Here are a few ways that you can actually make money from this service.
The whole purpose of concrete waterproofing is to protect against damage from leakages. Even if your water pipes are perfectly sealed and structurally sound, water damage can be caused from melting snow and ice infiltrating your exterior walls, door frames, or sidewalks.
When water damage happens, it can get quite costly to make the necessary repairs. But if you live in a climate that presents frequent inclement weather, these repairs can happen over and over again. The last thing your bottom line needs is to be hit hard from the maintenance department every single winter or spring.
Save yourself the headache of repairs from water damage and the potentially massive expense of replacing entire walls, ceilings, or floors. During a concrete waterproofing job, commercial exterior painting experts can make small repairs to any existing issues in your surfaces and structures. Then, they can apply the concrete waterproofing coatings to the repaired surface, providing protection against water infiltration.
Whether you’re running a brick and mortar store with shelves and shelves of products, managing an industrial warehouse that has many dollars of goods sitting within it, or overseeing an office with a team of employees, water damage can pose some serious threats. Losing money on damaged inventory is one of the top ways that businesses are affected by water damage. It’s also one of the most preventable.
And if you have any staff members working in your building, water damage can be either a minor inconvenience or a potential lawsuit waiting to happen. Mold growth can happen, putting everyone in your building in harm’s way. Plumbing systems can be significantly damaged, meaning your people are out of a restroom. And if water damage causes structural issues, you might be looking at injuries or worse from falling debris, loose floorboards, burst water pipes, and more.
Concrete waterproofing can protect you, your team, your products, and your facility against these problems – which means less risk of losing a lot of money.
Besides protecting against water damage, concrete waterproofing coatings can provide significant savings in terms of your energy bill. This is because the same sealants that keep out leaking water from pipes or melting ice and snow also help insulate the overall structure. This cuts down on your heating and cooling costs and could save you lots from month to month and year to year.
Interested in concrete waterproofing to protect your business and save your bottom line? PAINTech professionals can help. From concrete waterproofing to exterior painting, we offer a host of services to help you keep the money you make from your business. Our team has more than 20 years of experience. Best of all, we’ll work with you to avoid any downtime during the process. If you are in Pennsylvania, The Main Line area, Maryland, Delaware, or Northern Virginia and would like a quote, contact PAINTech today.
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